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CaRecycle Compostable Materials Handling Operation and Facility Inspection Report (93) THE ABOVE FACILITY WAS INSPECTED FOR COMPLIANCE WITH APPLICABLE SECTIONS OF THE DIVISION 30 OF THE PUBLIC RESOURCES CODE (PRC)AND TITLE 10 AND TITLE 2] CALIFORNIA CODE OF REGULATIONS (CCR) X No Yjoiatkgns or Areas of. concern Y ; A Regulations inspetiori 004 50 �.° . Routine monthly inspection conducted on this date and the following was noted: 1. Inspector drove south of the facility along Austin Road and found no objectionable odors resulting from the composting operation. 2. The litter along the perimeter fence noted in the 6/26/14 report has been cleaned up. A mesh litter fence has been installed to reduce the amount of litter reaching the perimiter fencing. 3. There was separation between the manually screened greenwaste pile and the unscreened greenwaste received. 4. The odor and fly population was light. Dust was minimal. The water truck was observed watering the area. 5. Temperature and turning records were reviewed and were found to be completed properly. All other records were available for review. 6. The analysis results for the metal concentration, fecal coliform denisty, and Salmonella density of the compost product was available for review. The compost met the state standards. 7. The temperature of the greenwaste was 126 F. The temperature range of the ground material and windrows was 116 F to 143 F and 127 F to 155 F respectively. The temperature range of the overs and screened product was 98 F to 106 F and 125 F to 138 F respectively. There were no piles of pre- screened product onsite during the inspection. 8. The permit revision and RFI amendment application package with payment was submitted. The package is currently under review by the San Joaquin County Environmental Health Department.